Law professors work too hard

Over at the Conglomerate blog, Gordon Smith of Wisconsin has gathered some data about teaching loads at leading law schools, which show that the 12-hour load is an anachronism at those levels.   There are a number of comments.  One interesting thing about the discussion is that no one mentions the impact on students.

Hey, in a few more years, maybe full-time faculty won’t have to teach at all.  [Ed. note: I forgot; teaching “informs” our scholarship, so we probably should continue to do at least a bit of it.]